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It's especially galling considering how shit some of the United kits Adidas have made in the last couple of years have been.Nothing new... just a few extra pics of the home shirt on Footy Headlines today...
I like it... apart from the OBVS AIA!!
Tottenham Hotspur 19-20 Home Kit Released
The Nike Tottenham Hotspur 19-20 home kit was launched today, introducing a very clean and classic design in white and navy.www.footyheadlines.com
BTW... from what i've seen, the arse Home/3rd kits are annoyingly nice too, dammit!!
First season with Woolwich and they knock it out of the park.
Then again, fuck it. Our worst home kit since Poch first joined and we got to the CL final... Woolwich can look at stylish as they want in the Europa League.
As funny as that is... their new away kit is a thing of beauty!Yeah, and West Ham when one of their shit sponsors went bust :eriksenlol:
Fuckers!!
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Probably just some concept art, but I wouldn't mind it at all tbh
We need our third kit to be yellow. Whenever we have navy away and eh another navy or sky blue kit for our third is a fucking disaster playing the likes of West Brom/Newcastle etc away. It should be home - white, away - navy/blue/sky blue - third - yellow
Always thought the advantage of the away kits was that they didn't have the red AIA colouring on them.Probably just some concept art, but I wouldn't mind it at all tbh
Would be a shame if that trend ended and it was red across the board.
I could be wrong, but I believe the AIA colour on away/third kits is partly down to the clarity on camera.
Obviously, red on our white kits really pops - but if you think about it then red lettering on our away (navy) or third (dark green) wouldn't have been as legible as what we ended up with.
I wouldn't worry about a yellow kit having a red AIA given that it was navy (same as the badge) the last time we had a yellow kit.
Y know there's a simple solution that everyone seems to have overlooked.....
A RED 3rd kit!
THEN we wouldn't have a fucking RED AIA logo splashed across the front....
.....ah, maybe there's a flaw in that plan!
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Boring fact I found out:
AIA means American International Assurance.
Seems weird an Asian insurance company that became independent from AIG (American International Group, sponsor of United) wouldn’t just change their name to Asian International Assurance.
I have too much time on my hands
AIA means American International Assurance.
Seems weird an Asian insurance company that became independent from AIG (American International Group, sponsor of United) wouldn’t just change their name to Asian International Assurance.
I have too much time on my hands
That was UA’s piece de resistance in my opinion. Lovely shirt.I could be wrong, but I believe the AIA colour on away/third kits is partly down to the clarity on camera.
Obviously, red on our white kits really pops - but if you think about it then red lettering on our away (navy) or third (dark green) wouldn't have been as legible as what we ended up with.
I wouldn't worry about a yellow kit having a red AIA given that it was navy (same as the badge) the last time we had a yellow kit.
Story behind that photo?
It's quite well known, but her you go: The Tottenham shirt blunder that cost people their jobs
In a similar vain, this totally passed me by earlier in the season: Strange detail on Toby Alderweireld's shirt did not go unnoticed | JOE.co.uk
What season was this shirt? I've got no memory of it whatsoever!
You may have missed it would have worn about 5 times and paid £60 for it?It was the 14/15 third shirt
